Hi,
I am evaluating whether it is possible for me to jump into the
IronPython bandwagon by running my test units through ipy, but I have a
big problem with one of my classes, which is a subclass of tuple. I
will not post my whole class here, but a re-creation of the problem:
class Foobar(tuple):
def __new__(cls,value):
if isinstance(value,Foobar):
return value
return tuple.__new__(cls,value)
def __eq__(self,other):
other = Foobar(other)
return super(Foobar,self).__eq__(other)
foobar = Foobar('foo')
print foobar == 'foo'
(It might look silly, but it is actually useful for me to do that.)
Under CPython, it works (True is printed), but with IPY, I get an
access violation (caused by a stack overflow I think).
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